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Since the 1980s, Africa has suffered from drought and drought for many years, and thousands of people are suffering from hunger and plague, and are on the verge of death. The shots taken by many reporters there were shocking and chilling. This work is very representative. The reporter went to Uganda, where the drought was very serious, and was deeply moved by the suffering there. Generally, he doesn't photograph the victims who are sallow and emaciated, nor does he photograph the parched land where nothing grows. Instead, he took a relatively strong shot-rich white hands and thin little black hands, thus expressing his strong feelings about the consequences of drought and his appeal to society. The author's bold picture editing abandons everything except contrast, which makes people's visual sense strong and concentrated, strengthens the visual impact of photos, and fully shows the deep suffering brought by drought in silence.

News reporting photography takes instant documentary as its mission advantage. But at the moment of shooting, it is very valuable to shock people's vision and mind with appropriate composition and vivid image.